(MENAFN - The Peninsula)
The State of Qatar participated in the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) meeting on ‘Reimagining Equality: Eliminating racism, xenophobia and discrimination for all in the decade of action for the SDGs held through video conference technology yesterday. The delegation of the State of Qatar to the meeting was headed by the SecretaryGeneral of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Chairman of Qatar Committee for the Alliance of Civilizations, H E Dr. Ahmed bin Hassan Al Hammadi. In a speech to the meeting, Dr. Al Hammadi stressed the need to address manifestations of extremism, racism, xenophobia, and discrimination, which are one of the main pillars for achieving the goals of the United Nations and other international conventions.
(MENAFN - Asia Times) SINGAPORE â With an economic recovery underway and its worst-ever recession receding, Singapore is pivoting away from pandemic-induced big spending to renew its focus on key structural changes to stay competitive in the years to come. That is at least how the city-state s latest budget, unveiled on February 16, is being pitched.
But as the small island-nation emerges from the crisis of a generation, forecasts point to an uneven recovery across various sectors of its bellwether economy. That unevenness, say economists, is bound to be reflected in regional growth performances, as neighboring countries continue to battle Covid-19 resurgences and move haltingly to vaccinate their populations.
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(MENAFN - Gulf Times) Arab economies attach special importance to private sector companies as they play a pivotal role in advancing economic growth, an official of Qatar International Centre for Conciliation and Arbitration (Qicca) has said in a recent webinar.
Qicca board member for International Relations Sheikh Dr Thani bin Ali al-Thani made the statement during the event titled ‘Business Recovery and Resilience for Enterprises , which aims to raise corporate awareness of companies in the recovery, stability, and sustainability of business.
Sheikh Thani added that the speed of economic recovery depends mainly on the ability of companies to resume usual activities, and to establish programmes to enhance productivity, promote competitiveness, and participation in the development plans developed by the state.
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February 18, 2021
LAHORE: PML N Central Leader and former federal finance minister Miftah Ismail on Wednesday termed the PTI s economic performance disastrous, saying the government had added thousands of billions in debt without paying back a single penny of debt.
In a video message, Miftah said the PTI was only raising expenses, deficit and debt on the country in the worst manner imaginable. He pointed out that the PTI took loans from Rs25,000 billion to Rs36,000 in two years while the tax revenue remained stuck at the same point in real terms. He said the PTI’s drastic cut in the development budget resulted in zero infrastructural development, no new plans and zero relief to the nation. In two and a half years, the PTI has plunged the country into a quagmire of debt and this government’s claim of borrowing to repay the loan is a blatant lie. They only re-roll the loan. Instead of repaying the loan, the PTI gave the bond in exchange for a bond that is, giving a ne